How long do you have to be married for a person to collect social security benefits? At least 10 years, you can't be remarried, you have to be at least 62, and your ex-spouse must be eligible for social security benefits. Does my ex-spouse getting social security benefits reduce my benefits? No. Can I re-marry and still get my ex-spouse's social security benefits? No.The story also discussed some other situations that arise in divorces and social security benefits. The Kisselburgh Law Firm represents individuals in Mississippi going through a divorce. If you are contemplating a divorce, contact us at 601-936-4040 or online to discuss your legal rights.
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